PamAssembly教学例子.pptVIP

GM Example PAM-ASSEMBLY Session Disclaimer and Copyright This working document and related know-how herein provided by ESI Group subject to contractual conditions are to remain confidential. The client shall not disclose the documentation and/or related know-how in whole or in part to any third party without the prior written permission of ESI GroupCopyright ? ESI Group, 2009. All rights reserved. Whilst this document has been carefully written and subject to intensive review, it is the reader’s responsibility to take all necessary steps to ensure that the assumptions and results from any finite element analysis made as a result of reading this document are correct. Neither ESI GROUP nor the authors accept any liability for incorrect analysis PA 2G Session Assuming that the local simulation data are ready and that the mesh of components and trajectories is prepared, it is possible to start the PA 2G session. Goals of the PA 2G session are: Import the local results into the WME Database Setup the PA 2G welding assembly project Define weld deposition sequences Construct the global simulation mesh Perform the PA 2G welding analyses Post-process the results Structure of the Model: Components Structure of the Model: Welding Trajectories and Master Nodes GM Example PAM-ASSEMBLY Session: Import of Data into WME Database Import of Local Data:Local Model A Import of Local Data:Local Model B GM Example PAM-ASSEMBLY Session: Milestone 1 – Project Setup Components and Joints You need to load the following components Bumper (BUMPER_DATA2.ASC) Bracket (BRACKET_DATA2.ASC) Beam (BEAM_DATA2.ASC) You need to load the following joints’ definitions TRAJECTORIES_DATA2.ASC It is also possible to have all groups in one database Then, properties of components and joints must be defined Demonstration – Import of Mesh Data Setup:Properties of Components The following table sums up the properties of components that need to be defined: Demonstration – Defining Properties of Component